Fine

Miss M was pleased to see me and had lots of tools to get her half the garden looking in good shape :)

When the lovely Ms Y was going through her list needed some blue skies - ‘that would be nice’ I said, but you maybe being optimistic about what the Co-Op sells and weather doesn’t work like that. ‘No, silly - it’s my Comfort.’l

The lovely Mr J and I had gone through his list, I d got the money and was ready to go, but where was the shopping trolley? Mr J had no idea and a search proved fruitless. The only bags that could be rustled up were two quite small ones so I had to drop off the cereal boxes I’d bought from Iceland back at chez J. But then an angel appeared in the shape of his carer who lent me a large bag for life for the ASDA leg.

I'm stumped

A small but mighty group gathered at Glass Mill (and Steve at the arranged meeting point) ready to tackle whatever post-driving threw at us.

First, a big congratulations to Alison for ticking off her 100th good deed. It's been wonderful to have you onboard and getting stuck into every task in the rain or shine!!

It was a longer run this eve which involved multiple very very straight long roads but once we arrived and after a demo from Eva it was time to start post-driving.

It involved quite a few people and avoiding of the head of the person holding the bottom of the tree. We successfully managed to tick off a lot of trees on our map without incident.

It was a very good core work out and hopefully everyone wasn't too achy the next day!!

Thanks to Julian for leading the group back once I'd hit my distance limit for running (pesky ankle).

See you all next week for Seniors.

My first mission successfully completed. Moved two fridges into desired positions, swept the floor, hung the shower curtain in the bathroom and disposed of rubbish. Also had a nice chat with the person I was helping and discovered we had shared sporting interests. Nice morning 😀